Season 1
S1 · E1 · Jan 18, 2004
Fate, Begins to Hurt Episode 1
S1 · E2 · Jan 25, 2004
Witness Episode 2
S1 · E3 · Feb 1, 2004
Sadness of No Return Episode 3
S1 · E4 · Feb 8, 2004
The Mystery of Kamedake Episode 4
S1 · E5 · Feb 15, 2004
A Life of Lie That Has Begun to Crumble Episode 5
S1 · E6 · Feb 22, 2004
The Shadow of an Approaching Detective Episode 6
S1 · E7 · Feb 29, 2004
Secret Absolutely Want to Hide Episode 7
S1 · E8 · Mar 7, 2004
I Heard My Father's Voice Episode 8
S1 · E9 · Mar 14, 2004
Flee Episode 9
S1 · E10 · Mar 21, 2004
Fate, Second Last Movement Episode 10
S1 · E11 · Mar 28, 2004
Final Chapter, The Reunion of Fate Episode 11
11 episodes in Season 1
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Eiryo Waga is well-known musician who has begun a rapid climb to stardom, but he must keep his terrible past a secret. One day someone who knows all about his past confronts him, and Waga kills him in order to protect the fame he has obtained. Unfortunately, as Waga is leaving the scene, he runs into Asami, a budding stage actress. An investigation team is established led by two detectives, but they have difficulty making any headway. Meanwhile, by coincidence Waga bumps into Asami again. She also has her own dark past, and soon they fall in love. But Waga is already engaged to Ayaka whose father is responsible for his rapid ascent to the top of the music world. It looks like Waga’s ambitions are about to confront reality. Based on Seicho Matsumoto’s famous work that was released in 1960-61, this drama illustrates the life of a man burdened with a heavy fate in a contemporary setting.
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Cast
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Fuminori Kaneko Director · Katsuo Fukuzawa Director Daisuke Yamamuro Director
Total runtime 11h 0m · Episode length 60 min · Country Japan
Show info
Premiered
January 18, 2004
Final episode
March 28, 2004
Status
Ended
Network
TBS
Country
Japan
Type
Scripted
Episode length
60 min
Total runtime
11h 0m
Original language
Japanese
Languages
Original title
砂の器
Spoken on screen
Japanese
Some details come from TheTVDB.